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Zoho Inventory Help

Zoho Inventory is an inventory management software that allows users to manage orders, contacts, bills, and invoices. The document outlines the steps to connect Zoho Inventory to Zoho Flow, migrate to the latest version, and highlights major changes including a shift to OAuth V2 authentication and new actions for customers and vendors. Additionally, it provides guidance on using custom values in fetch actions for better record identification.
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Zoho Inventory Help

Zoho Inventory is an inventory management software that allows users to manage orders, contacts, bills, and invoices. The document outlines the steps to connect Zoho Inventory to Zoho Flow, migrate to the latest version, and highlights major changes including a shift to OAuth V2 authentication and new actions for customers and vendors. Additionally, it provides guidance on using custom values in fetch actions for better record identification.
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Zoho Corporation

Zoho Inventory
What is Zoho Inventory?
Zoho Inventory is an inventory management software application that lets you manage all your orders. You can
manage your contacts, bills, and reports, and generate invoices easily.

How to connect your Zoho Inventory account to Zoho Flow


1. Select the required trigger or action. If you select a trigger, click Next.

2. If there are no other Zoho Inventory connections in your account, click Connect. Otherwise, click New connection.
Alternatively, you can create a new connection by navigating to Settings, then Connections. Click Create
connection and choose Zoho Inventory.

3. Enter a Connection name and click Authorize.

4. Click Accept to allow Zoho Flow to access your Zoho Inventory account.

API documentation
If you experience any Zoho Inventory-related errors in your flows or if you wish to learn more about the Zoho
Inventory API, the API documentation can be found here.
Learn how to fix app-specific errors using API documentation

How to migrate to the latest version?


To ensure a smooth transition to the latest version, we strongly recommend you to follow these steps:

1. Switch off the flows that include Zoho Inventory triggers and actions.

2. Create a copy of the flows by clicking the Create copy button. You can use the original flows as a reference in case
something goes wrong.

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3. Create a new Zoho Inventory connection from Settings > Connections > Create Connection > Zoho Inventory.

Note: The new connection will utilize the latest OAuth V2 authentication scheme. Keep your previous Zoho
Inventory connections undisturbed until you've ensured that all your reconfigured triggers and actions that use them
are working fine.

4. In the copied flows, reconfigure the Zoho Inventory trigger and actions by clicking the Edit button. Use the newly
created connection while reconfiguring.

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5. Even though most of the data mappings will be unaffected, we strongly recommend that you remove the existing
mapping and insert variables to the desired fields again.

Note: Because you are working on a copy of your flow, you can always refer to the original setup to verify if you
have mapped the fields correctly.

6. Switch on the new flows.

Major changes from the previous version


1. Authentication

The authentication scheme has changed from API based to OAuth V2.

2. Separate actions for Customer and Vendor

Create contact, Fetch contact, and Update contact is now separated into Create customer, Fetch customer, Update
customer, Create vendor, Fetch vendor, and Update vendor.

3. Add address action

You can now add new shipping and billing addresses separately for contacts.

4. Send actions added

Send invoice, Send credit note, Send sales order, and Send purchase order actions added.

5. Status change actions added

Mark shipment as delivered action added.

6. Using custom values in Fetch actions

Fetch actions now allow you to search for records using unique custom fields associated with records.

Let's take an example of fetching an invoice using the value of one of its custom fields.

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1. In the Fetch invoice action, select Use a custom value in the Search by dropdown menu.

2. Custom value for Search by is the key that is required to identify which custom field you are referring to. Enter the
value in the field provided.

3. Suppose you want to search for an invoice using the value of Custom field 2. First, log in to Zoho Inventory.
Navigate to Preferences > Invoices > Field customization > Select field. Copy the value of API Field Name and

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4. Now, you can either map a value from the trigger or enter a value yourself in the Search value field to search for an
invoice associated with the provided value in the specified custom field.

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